BAHAMAS CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT

1 Form No. C14 PortFOR OFFICIAL USE ONLYCodeI/We,ofthe Owner of the goods or Agent dulyDateSignedOwner or AgentProper OfficerDeclared thisday ofMode of ImportationCountry whence consignedBill of Lading or Airway Bill and Signed(The annoted numbers refer to Notes overleaf) *Delete that which Use OnlyAmount Of Excise To Which Goods Are LiableRate Of DutyQuantity Unit CodeOfficial Use OnlyRate of ExciseAmount Of Duty To Which Goods Are LiableImport License Number_____Numbers and DescriptionStatisticalCOMMERCIAL DESCRIPTION AND QUANTITY OF GOODSW harf or StationName and Address of SupplierQuantity in figuresValueGeneral Or PreferenceCountry of Origin of GoodsPACKAGESPort from whence arrivedENTRY FOR GOODS IMPORTEDCONDITIONAL FREE UNDERHAWKSBILL CREEK AGREEMENTName and Address of OwnerBusiness License NumberBAHAMAS CUSTOMS DEPARTMENTS ignature of Entry CheckerEntry No.

2 And DateDate _____Name and Address of BrokerMarks and NumbersName of Aircraft or VesselDate of ArrivalRotation by the Owner to hereby declare that the Owner is duly licenced by the Port Authority, and I/We enter the goods herein declared as a Supplies Manufactureing Supplies under Section *2(1)/2(2) of the Hawksbill Creek Agreement and that the goods are intended to be used within the Port are Solely in the Owners business for the Port area development and manufacturing purposes as defined by the Hawksbill Creek Heading and Statistical NumbersTotals#REF!Total number of packages in wordsNote: (See annotated Note numbers overleaf) A single entry covering goods liable to ad valorem duties from various suppliers consigned to one importer and imported in the same aircraft or vessel may be accepted provided that:- a. The name ad address of each supplier is declared: and b.

3 A separate Declaration of value form is completed in respect to each consignment included in the importation. of Origin. The code number appropriate to the country of origin must be inserted. List of country of origin code numbers are available at CUSTOMS houses. of Importation. Insert 0 if goods are imported by air or 1 of imported by sea. heading and Statistical Numbers. See Rule 6 of the Rules for the Interpretation of the First Schedule of the Tariff Act. The Tariff Heading Number must be declared, followed in brackets by the statistical classification No., where such bracketed numbers appear against the appropriate heading or sub-heading. 6. Statistical Quantity and Quantity Unit code . The Statistical Quantity is to be declared in the unit of Quantity appropriate to the goods. The unit of quantity for each description of goods is shown in the First Schedule of the tariff Act in the column headed Unit for Classification.

4 A Dash in the column that indicates that the goods are classified statistically by value and in such cases, the Quantity column is to be left blank and the code 40 inserted in the Quantity Unit code column. The code number of the appropriate unit of Quantity must be declared in accordance with t he list of quantity code numbers available at CUSTOMS or Preference Rates of Duty. When general rates are declared, insert 1 when preference rates are declared, insert 0 . The value declared must be in accordance with the Bahamian Valuation Standard as required by section 86 and the third Schedule of the CUSTOMS Management Entries must be completed in ink or typewritten. Illegible or incomplete entries will not be accepted. Where exemption from duty is claimed, the authority fro exemption must be quoted and the claim signed by responsible persons on behalf of the body entitled to false declaration renders the goods liable to seizure and the Licencee to a fine under the CUSTOMS Management Act.

5 Goods used subsequent to importation for purposes other than as supplies or manufacturing supplies as defined in the Agreement, without the prior approval of the CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT , will be treated as goods imported under a false declaration. In case of doubt, consult the CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT , Freeport, before making EntryFOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY